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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
2
The San Gabriel chapter notes that Interscholastic League activities benefit many students and encourage effort over rivalry. A February teachers meeting discussed grading, test construction, and use of scores while parents are urged to join discussions.
A Clinton South Carolina man praises Black Draught a vegetable laxative for cleansing the system. He reports dull headaches drowsiness and fatigue from constipation improve after taking the product.
Dr. S L Jockel renowned evangelist and Bible lecturer will lead an evangelistic meeting at the First Presbyterian Church on March 22. He is a professor of English Bible at the Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Austin and holds the Chair of Religious Education at the University of Texas.
Fourth Grade drank punch in memory of St Valentine and sang songs then played games. Fifth Grade enjoyed a box of valentines and each student received a loving message.
Mrs Esther Jackson and children of Linton Texas visit her brother Rev Paul Czerkus and family. Harvey Yoe and Miss Johnnie Williams are weekend guests in Houston. E B Hyer and Steve Burtis visit their daughter Miss Maxine Hyer at Texas University. Feaster Scarborough and family guest Hardy and Mrs Scarborough. Cecil Criswell and Mrs Ed Kolba visit Waco. Ollie Ezzell visits sister Mrs R G Bryant in Danbury. Lovan and Peck families from Galveston leave for California. Teachers meet attendees from Buckholts area. Howard Edward Ruzicka, 5, dies in Cameron Hospital and is buried at Corinth with Rev D S Burke officiating. Green Undertakers handle arrangements. Ruzicka family survives him. About 20 local firemen attend Central Texas Firemen Association meeting in Rosebud with talks by Rev O C Aerey and Emory B Camp. Leonard Blaylock of Baylor University visits with parents.
The Sharp F. A. A. boys recently formed a basketball team with Floyd Hooks as captain. They expect to win honors at Saturday’s Thorn Dale tournament. Sharp faculty attended a teachers' meeting in College Station. school dismissed for the day. A Valentine party at Lilac School House honored Rev. E. H. Gunn turning 60 with punch and cake for about 550. Local farmers begin seasonal work.
The column reports ongoing farming efforts despite political deadlock. Rev E H Gunn is doing carpentry work in Friendship. Illness includes Miss Ina Cummings and several others with flu pneumonia and measles. Rob Cummings and Pete Wilson Jr, head rock masons at San Gabriel School, visited relatives over the weekend. Rev J D Clair of Thrall also visited.
An old advertisement extols the Watts Family as a silent, ever ready service group for your home. They perform cooking washing ironing sewing heating cooling and entertainment tasks, with constant presence and the lowest wages, inviting owners to observe their work and know them personally.
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